The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-12-23

MIR. j. VI. Whtteford, the popular proprietor
of Whiteford's Hotel Calvert street. Bait
more, was married on The evening of the 18th
instant. to Miss Annie G. Christopher, daughter
OF Mr. Elisha Christopher of Lauravilc. lurford
Road. The ceremony was performed hy Rev.
Thos. Lpc ut the Cardinals re- idrucc. Ba IL
more, in the presence Of only the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom. The bride 5
a well known and highly esteemed Young lady.
The groom, who has hosts uf friend, in Balii-
more county, il a brother of De- Cha. r.
Whitciord, mem brrelect 10 The Lrgt, nrurr -
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs The Commissioners mel On Monday.
The committee gppUutei to usp, Ct the new
bridge built by WIN. Silver, near Glenvile, re-
ported in favor of accepting IT. Their report
was approved and M, Silver was lowed S2j
for extra work upon the said bridge.
The bridge st llcndcrsou's fordiug was ac-
cepted and Mr. o. H. Tolley was allowed Sl5
for extra work upon it.
The board y I'M meet again Jan. 2l
BRILLIANT WEDDING Que Of thr most
brilliant wrdd up- that h,, taken place in Up.
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wishes Of ihcir f,irud>, the guests separated
aud the happy couple lett for their future
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Last Saturday A. VIM.
p"st-hoIes at North avenue station, VI {. Rail.
road Baltimore, he was accidentally struck on
the head by stone four by SIX inches in size
ana painfully injured He was brought to Bel
AR on Tue AFTERNOON train and taken u Dr..
VIM . richardson sons drug store, Where
w. ""''"'N""S''" dressed Tue wound The
SN"H WINS not fractured o"t was crushed in one
spot almost 10 JeIly' Inc wound is AN ugly
WV ""' j. MOI considered dangerous.
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SHOWS Mil, to q. Leimbach, of Michigan, for
S"s3o. Also bella VISTA formerly the resi-
dence of Mr. Edward SNOW sitn,t.d MAR A.
ingdon and containing 50 acres. II was rur.
chased by VIM. Swartz for 81. $50.
MIR. John Concannon has sold his prorcrty
near Hartford Furnace, containing about u
acres, TO John Mcyey. fors135O Mr. Canaan.
where his sons reside.
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WHITEFoRD LYCEuM.- This lycrum met last
Friday evening The programme included read
ing by j. ID stearns, Miss Stlle Henry, c. H.
Gacken and 7. c. Day; recitation hy Misses
Reba Atkin, Annie Jones, Minnie Williams,
Gussie Whiteford, Edith Atkin and James Tor.
liams singing by the South Delta Choir; duet,
Tarbert Bros, &c. The debate was upon the
question, (Which deserves more credit, Column
bus for discovering America or Washington for
obtaining its freedom: "The affirmative was
argued by j. 5 Beattio aud j. G. Webster and
The negative by l. &. Day and l.. j. Day. The
Judges decided In favor OF the affirmative.
The next meeting will take place Dec. 24th
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follows:
Samuel j. Norris. N. G: W. R Riyaon V
G: b G.. TrcakIc. Secretary. Alorzo urr
Treasurer: ID Ioou.s Marshal. n u uoAhoo
Chap,ain r r TrrokIe r.r,osnrto,iro - C,,,,s
Lodge.
, On Tuesday nipht Nnr,t Aror,t oa.,o ,